Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 23:53     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Depending on where you live in HoCo it’s worth checking out Summit School in esgewater.
Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 22:20     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Consider talking to Glenelg Country School
Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 22:17     Subject: Re:Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Have you looked at Odyssey or Jemicy? They are specifically for students with dyslexia.
Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 12:25     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Also children with dysgraphia are often twice gifted and simply have lower processing speeds but are of high intelligence. My son's learning plan specifies that he must be challenged or he will be bored and stop paying attention.
Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 12:23     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Park, FSB, Boys Latin and St Paul's school all accept children with LD and make accommodations in the classroom.
Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 12:20     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Have you considered an executive function coach? My son has dysgraphia and his coach has been a lifesaver.
Anonymous
Post 09/10/2023 08:21     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
Grade?
Anonymous
Post 09/09/2023 08:25     Subject: Looking for a unicorn - baltimore
We are actually in Howard county. Not sure of a similar board for north maryland to ask similar question.
I have a child with dyslexia and dysgraphia.

He can’t stand sports or arts. He only wants to focus on academics which he loves despite his limitations. Current dedicated special need schools are great for the dyslexia but are overall academically behind where he wants to be. So history, science, and math are a bore.

Any warm schools that might consider him. Was thinking maybe Sandy Springs?